Aero Zepellin

Songwriters: Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic
Album: Incesticide (1992)

This is an awesome Nirvana song and probably a little underrated. And it's also a pretty straightforward song.

What's a season in a right if you can't have anything
What's the reason in a rhyme if a plan means anything
What's the meaning in a crime, it's a fan if anything
Where's the learning in a line, it's a brand, it's a brand

How a culture comes again, it was all here yesterday
And you swear it's not a trend, doesn't matter anyway
There's only here to talk to friends, nothing new is everyday
You could shit upon the stage, they'll be fans

They'll be fans [alt: If you brand] [x3]

[x2]
All the kids will eat it up, if it's packaged properly
Steal a sound and imitate, keep a format equally
Not an ode, just the facts, where our world is nowadays
An idea is what we lack, it doesn't matter anyways

Hey ... [x7]

If you still don't get it, he's trying to say that people today don't make a selection of good and bad, what you give them they will listen, music-wise, or watch, movie-wise, etc. 
More puzzling than the song's meaning is it's title. It's obviously a reference to bands Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin. One source claims Kurt grew up with the sounds of Aerosmith and he himself stated in one interview that he wanted NIRVANA to partly sound like Led Zeppelin and NIRVANA also did a few covers of their songs.


Audio:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbgF3W_CQrk
Live:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jesWdHMOMYM